Luigi Genoni is this week's guest in the People section in the KDE website. With this new interview Tink offers us a refreshing postcard from the Italian Alps. Luigi is interested in developing for KDE from the point of view of a system administrator. And he also gives us a hint about the joy of celebrating Christmas in long lasting Italy.

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This is what I think missing in KDE: "Writing Administration Stuff for Administrators". You know, we have Kandalf only for showing tips, and not for helping in other stuff like "NFS Server/Client setup", "Samba Client/Server setup", "System Administration" etc.

If you have used Corel Linux, you will appreciate the samba server wizard. There must be KDE based full system and network administration tools/wizards and applications available, so that the user/administrator have ease of use and which will make KDE THE best Choice for all...

We've all seen how well GNOME and KDE can work together in the previous article:) HelixCode has already spent a significant amount of time setting up the Helix Setup Tools, Which do all of the things you mentioned and more.

The GUI is completely seperated from the backend. The backend basically calls Perl scripts to perform the actual configuration changes. It would be a trivial port to QT:)